y = 7x. This is an example of direct variation as the value of y also increases if the value of x is increased. 2. xy = 24. This is an example of inverse because the value of y is decreased when x is increased. 3. F = 4/R. This is inverse variation for the same reason as number 2. 4. m/n = 4. Direct variation. For the same reason as number 1. 5. i = 2pr. Joint variation. The value of i is dependent on the values of two other variables. 6. R = cl/r². Joint variation. 7. A = pir². Direct variation. I believe pi here is for π, leaving only A being dependent only to value of r. 8. V= pir²h. Joint variation.
